Open shotokan karate seminar with Instructors Kagawa, Kanayama,Yamaguchi, from JKS Honbu Dojo, Japan Friday 23rd September 2011 (10:00am – 12:00)
Events for SENIOR, JUNIOR, CADET, CHILDREN Wheelchair Event The Championship is Open to JKS Members Only Spectator Tickets (1 day) £10.00 (2 day) £15.00
BULLETIN 3 Revised 2nd January 2011
Royal Highland Centre Ingliston, Edinburgh, EH28 8NB
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
This event is only open to Associations who are members of the Japan Karate Shotorenmei.
All entry payments should be made by cheque or bank transfer and made payable to “JKS Scotland” and should be sent to tournament organiser:
JKS Scotland HQ – World Karate Championships Bank Transfer Details: 24 Dickson Street JKS Scotland Fundraising Elgin Ind’ Estate HBOS Bank, Mitchelston Ind, Estate, Kirkcaldy Dunfermline Account No: 06095808 KY12 7SN Sort Code: 80-11-00 Scotland Iban No:GB43BOFS 8011 0006 0958 08 Sift Code: BOFSGB21012 Tel No: +44 (0)7850 757524.
This event is being organised by the Japan Karate Shotorenmei Scotland.
Associations are reminded of their responsibility and the importance of insurance cover for all athletes and that coaches signing entry forms have confirmed and seen all registrations including insurance cover for all their competitors.
Important Note for Coaches
There will be a licence registration check on the day. It is the responsibility of all associations to ensure that athletes they enter all have INSURANCE cover and registration through their association. Any competitor not holding a current licence will not be allowed to compete.
All competitors can only compete in their own categories they cannot move up to compete in another category.
Coaches Dress Code
Coaches must be in Association tracksuits or colours etc. and must wear their coaching ID badge . Only coaches ADHEREING TO DRESS CODE and in possession of a coaches pass will be allowed on the competition area, these will be supplied at the event.
Coaches passes will be provided according to the number of entries from the association. All coaches must provide his/her details to the Chief Referee. Only 1 coach is permitted at the Tatami at any one time. Coach’s badges are not an entry pass to the venue they are for use on the area only.
Coaches please ensure your competitors leave the area when their category finishes, this is a strict rule.
Please advise your competitors accordingly regarding insurance cover
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Transport Information
Edinburgh is very well connected by Road, Rail and Air. Within the Central belt of Scotland there are 3 main airports.
Airports
Edinburgh Airport - 9 miles from Edinburgh City Centre Glasgow International Airport - 55 miles from Edinburgh City Centre Glasgow Prestwick Airport - 78 miles from Edinburgh City Centre
Main Line Railway Stations Waverley Street Station
Airlines Glasgow International Airport (GLA) Aer Lingus Air Southwest BMI BMIbaby British Airways Canadian Affair Continental Easyjet Emirates Flybe Icelandair KLM Onur Air Pakistan (PIA) Spainair Thomson Thomas Cook US Airways
Airlines Edinburgh Airport (EDI) Aer Arann Aer Lingus Air France Austrian BMI BMIbaby British Airway Continental easyJet Flybe Germanwings Jet2 KLM Lufthansa Norwegian Ryanair SAS Thomas Cook Thomson
Airlines Glasgow Prestwick Airport (PIK) Aer Annan Flybe Ryanair Wiz Air
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Edinburgh Airport Public Transport Links JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
There is a dedicated bus service from Edinburgh Airport to the City Centre.
“Edinburgh Airlink 100” is an express bus service runs from the airport to Waverley Bridge beside Waverley Street main railway station. The bus runs every 10 minutes to 15minutes. Journey time is 25 minutes.
Fares: Single Return Adult £3.50 £6.00 Child £2.00 £3.00
Note: Child prices for 5 – 15year olds (inclusive.
Buy tickets at the airport information desk, at the bus stop or from the driver
For further information please visit www.flybybus.com
Glasgow International Airport Public Transport Links To Edinburgh City Centre
General Information
There is no direct rail service from Glasgow International Airport and Edinburgh City Centre. The best transport option is to take the Airport Bus service 500 into the City then a train from Queen Street to Edinburgh. Please see information below on the 500 service and also section “Trains from Glasgow to Edinburgh”
Airport Express Bus Service 500
Services to Glasgow city centre Service 500 (www.glasgowflyer.com) The Arriva Glasgow Flyer provides a high- frequency bus service to and from Glasgow City Centre and Buchanan bus station (stand 46). This service leaves from Bus Stop 1.
Services run up to every 10 minutes and journey time is 15 minutes to the City Centre. The bus service stops at Queen Street railway station.
Single fare: £4.20 Adult Return: £6.20 Adult Open Return: £6.50
Trains from Glasgow to Edinburgh
Train from Glasgow Queen Street Station to Edinburgh Waverley depart every 15 minutes with a journey time of 50 minutes.
Fare: Return Adult £22.00 Return Child £11.50 (These are based on standard ticket prices)
For the best fare options and group discounts visit www.scotrail.co.uk/content/group-tickets.html
Glasgow Prestwick Airport Public Transport Links JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
General Information There is no direct rail or bus links from Glasgow Prestwick Airport to Edinburgh City Centre during the day and early evening. The main method would be train from Prestwick Airport dedicated railway station to Glasgow Central Station then change over to Glasgow Queen Street station (short 10minute walk).
Outside of normal hours there is a dedicated late evening and early morning bus service to Edinburgh. See below.
Trains Glasgow Prestwick is served by its own railway station which is accessible by a covered walkway to/from the airport.
From Airport 0548 – 2308 Monday – Saturday 0850 – 2307 Sunday
From Glasgow 0600 – 0015 Monday – Friday 0600 - 2330 Saturday 0900 -2300 Sunday
1/2 Price Rail Travel All passengers travelling to and from the airport will receive 50% discount on the standard fare. Passengers joining the train at Prestwick Airport are required to show their official flight confirmation and photo id to the train conductor when buying their ticket, as there is no ticketing office at Glasgow Prestwick Airport.
For the best fare options and group discounts visit www.scotrail.co.uk/content/group-tickets.html
Morning Bus Service to Glasgow Prestwick Airport
The X99/X100 airport express bus service offers passengers, who require to check-in prior to 07:30 on weekdays and 10:00 on Sundays,' a fast, comfortable and reliable service between Edinburgh and the airport.
The morning bus leaves Edinburgh Waverly Bridge at 03:15 arriving into the airport at 05:15am.
Evening Bus Service to Glasgow Prestwick Airport
The X99/X100 airport express bus service offers passengers, who arrive on late evening flights out with public transport times, a direct service between the airport and Edinburgh.
Passengers are strongly recommended to pre-book tickets, although they can be purchased from the driver on the day of travel subject to availability.
X99 (GLASGOW) fares: X100 (EDINBURGH) fares: £8 single (pre-book online) £14 single (pre-book online) £9 single (standard fare) £17 single (standard fare)
DEPARTS TIME ARRIVES TIME Glasgow Prestwick Airport - Side of Terminal 23:59 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station Stance 1 01:00 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station - Stance 6 01:05 Edinburgh Waverley Bridge 01:50 Edinburgh Waverley Bridge 03:15 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station 04:15 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station - Stance 1 04:30 Glasgow Prestwick Airport 05:
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Accommodation
Please find a list of hotels closest to Edinburgh Airport which can be booked direct by using the attached links.
The Quality Hotel ( 5 minutes walk from the airport, 2 minutes walk from the venue)
101 Ingliston Road
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8AH
Tel: 0044 (0) 131 333 4331
Fax: 0044 (0) 131 333 4124
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.qualityhoteledinburgh.com/reservations/contact-us.htm
Hilton Hotel (5 minute walk from airport, free shuttle service. 5 minute walk to the venue)
Edinburgh Airport
Edinburgh EH28 8LL
Tel: 0044 (0) 131 519 4400
Web: http://www.hilton.co.uk/edinburghairport?WT.srch=1
Novotel (10 minute shuttle from airport, 5 minute taxi to venue) http://www.novotel.com/gb/home/index.shtml
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Travelodge ( 5 minute taxi from airport, 10 minute walk to venue)
Ratho Park Glasgow Road Edinburgh EH28 8PP
Tel: 0871 984 6340 Fax: 01313 331227
Web: http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/hotel_overview.php?hotel_id=408
Edinburgh has a very large range of hotel accommodation from group specialist thru to 5 star hotels. As well as hotels the JKS Scotland Honbu Dojo is available to all teams wishing to keep their costs down.
Suggested Hotel Booking Site “Visit Scotland”
“Visit Scotland” offer some of the best discounted rates to visitors to the City. Prices for hotels start at £40 per night including a full Scottish breakfast. All the main hotels can be booked from this website. To check on availability and make a booking visit www.visitscotland.com The website also has a large selection of Tourist Information about Edinburgh and other parts of Scotland.
Notes about www.visitscotland.com website.
1. To get the best deals on accommodation after you have completed your initial search, you should then use the “Sort by…” box and select “price by ascending”. 2. The vast majority of prices will have a “ * “ beside them, this indicates the “Total” price for the stay.
Edinburgh University Accommodation
The University of Edinburgh Accommodation Services have a number of vacancies over the competition weekend. This accommodation offers some of the best value for money but it is limited in numbers. For further information please visit www.edinburghfirst.com for further information.
Visitor Requirements to Enter the UK
The UK Border Agency is responsible for securing the United Kingdom’s borders and controlling migration. They consider applications for permission to enter or stay in the United Kingdom (UK) through their visa services around the world.
To check if you require a visa please visit the UK Border Agency Visa website which gives you information and guidance about which nationalities need UK visas to enter the country. www.ukvisas.gov.uk
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
General Information
Time Zone GMT+1 (British Summer Time) Currency: British Pound £ Voltage: 220Volt/50Hz Vaccination Required : No Weights and sizes: Metric System Credit Cards: All major cards Weather July: Aver 70deg F/21deg C Shops: Most open 7 days a week Supermarkets: Most open 7 days a week. Banks: Mon-Fri 9am - 5pm Mobile Phone: Vodafone, Orange, O2, T-Mobile,3G
Emergency Medical Treatment
The main accident and emergency hospital in Edinburgh is the Royal Infirmary Edinburgh. This is located 5miles from the main venue.
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. 24hrs Accident and Emergency Service. Tel: 0131 536 1000
Emergency Phone Number
If you require the Police, Fire Service or Ambulance in an emergency then you must call “999”. This will put you through to an operator who will ask you which service you require. They will then transfer your call to the relevant service i.e police, fire, ambulance.
Drinks and Food at Venue
There will be a café that will operate throughout the day. There are also a number of vending machines onsite and nearby shops.
Disabled Access and Parking
The venue has disabled parking bays at the side of the building (see parking map) and also full disabled access
City Tourist Information
For a very good overview of Edinburgh please visit www.edinburgh-inspiringcapital.com. The website has various information about Edinburgh or www.visitscotland.com
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Under the auspices of (NPO) Japan Karate Shoto Federation and Japan Wheelchair Karate-Do Federation
The World Karate-Do Championships 2011 The World Wheelchair Karate-Do Championships 2011
We are hereby honored to announce that The World Karate-Do Championships 2011 & The World Wheelchair Karate-DO Championships 2011 have been organized and scheduled to be held on September 24th (Saturday) & 25th (Sunday) 2011 in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The Championships are supported and sponsored by Edinburgh City Council, Event Scotland, Royal Highland Centre, The Scottish Karate Governing Body & Sport Scotland.
It is our utmost pleasure to provide you with The Championship schedule attached and we hope to see you in Scotland 2011.
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Competition title:
The 2nd World Shoto Budo festival Karate-Do Championships 2011 The World Wheelchair Karate-Do Championships 2011
1. Event time and date:
Wednesday September 21st Registration 14:00 - 17:00 Thursday September 22nd Registration 14:00 - 17:00 Friday September 23rd Seminar: 09:30 - 12:00 Dan Test & practical exam 13:00 - 14:00 Judge / Referee exam 14:00 - 16:00 Referee & Coaches meeting 16:00 - 17:00 Branch leaders congress 17:00 - 18:00
Saturday September 24th Competition All Team Events 09:00 Sunday September 25th All individual Events 09:00
2. Place: The Royal Highland Centre Address: Ingliston, Edinburgh, EH28 8NB Telephone: 0044 -131 3356200
3. International Judge’s Meeting:
September 23rd, 4:00 pm, at The Royal Highland Centre
4. Events:
Kata (1) Boys & Girls Individual (Categorized by age and gender) (Open to all grades) (2) Adult Male & Female Individual (Brown & Black belts only, all grades participate together) (Categorized by gender)( All participants must be at least 19 years old.) (3) Adult Male & Female Individual aged Forty & over (Brown & Black belts only, all grades participate together, both male and female together.) (4) Adult Male & Female Individual aged Fifty & over (Brown & Black belts only, all grades participate together, both male and female together.) (5) Wheelchair (Available to Disabled Individuals only. All-age participants, male & female, and all ranks participate together.)
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Koten Kata (1) 12yrs & below (male and female compete together) (2) 13 - 18yrs (male and female compete together) (3) 19yrs & above (male and female compete together) (4) All rounds will be judged by points
A Koten kata shall be chosen from the following kata and can be repeated as many times through the event as necessary. Suishu, Kashu, Roushu, Kakuyoku Shodan, Kakuyoku Nidan, Kakuyoku Sandan, Joukou Issei, Joukou Nisei, Joukou sansei, Joukou yonsei, Joukou Gosei, Ktakusen, Rantai, Hachimon, Sensho, Kibaken.
Team Kata (3persons per team)
(1) 13yrs & below boys (2) 13rs & below girls (3) 14 – 16yrs boys (4) 14 – 16yrs girls (5) 17 – 18yrs cadet male (6) 17 – 18yrs cadet female (7) 19yrs & over Adult male (8) 19yrs & over Adult female (9) Family team kata (3 direct family members per team)
Kumite (1) Boys & Girls Individual (Categorized by age and gender. Open to all grades) (2) Adult Male & Female Individual (Brown & Black belts only, all grades participate together. Categorized by gender. All participants must be at least 19 years old.) (3) Adult Male & Female Individual aged Forty & over (Brown & Black belts only. Male and female participate separately.) (4) Adult Male & Female Individual aged Fifty & over (Brown & Black belts only. Male and female participate separately.)
Team Kumite
(1) 8-10yrs (boys & girls compete separately) (3 per team) (2) 11 -13 yrs (boys & girls compete separately) (3 per team) (3) 14 – 16yrs (boys & girls compete separately) (3 per team) (4) 17 -18yrs (boys & girls compete separately) (3 per team) (5) 19ys & above (male & female compete separately (3 per team)
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
＊ Please refer to the application forms in details 5. Championship rules:
JKS rules
6. Charges for participation: Championship Pounds Sterling £25.00 per individual event Team Event £50.00 per team 0 7. Closing date for application:
July 30th 2011
8. Application forms to be sent to:
JKS Scotland HQ The Championship Committee 24 Dickson Street, Elgin Ind’ Estate, Dunfermline, Scotland KY12 7SN Telephone: 0044- 7850 - 757524 Facsimile: 0044 – 1383 – 842647 Email: [email protected]
*note: 1. Application forms should be photo copied for each applicant. 2. Application will be closed upon number limit 9. Participation charges to be remitted to: JKS Scotland Fundraising HBOS Bank, Mitchelston Ind, Estate, Kirkcaldy Account No: 06095808 Sort Code: 80-11-00 Iban No: GB43 BOFS 8011 0006 0958 08 Swift Code: BOFS GB 21012
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Notice: 1. Visa Visitors from some countries who fall under the Visa regulation of the United Kingdom Government should send us their application forms at their earliest for assistance to Wendy Holdswourth at [email protected]
2. Insurance All competitors and countries are responsible for their own insurance.
3. Stay and traveling It is recommended you reserve your tickets at favorable prices including flights and stay in one set.
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Seminar, Meeting, and Reception
The following events have been scheduled for Friday September 23rd 2011. Royal Highland Centre: Championship Venue
Seminar registration 09:30 Shotokan Technical Seminar 10:00 - 12:00 Instructors JKS Headquarters Chief Instructor Kagawa Sensei Assisted by JKS Honbu Dojo Instructors Kanayama Sensei Yamaguchi Sensei
Seminar Fee: UK £25.00 We would request that all competitors participate on the seminar!
Dan Examination and qualification practical exams. Dan test up to and including 7th Dan. 13.00 – 14:00
Judge Referee course, exam and theory 14:00 – 16:00
JKS Judge Meeting, and Head Coach's meeting 16:00 – 17:00
Branch leaders congress 17:00 – 18:00
JKS Reception, from 19:00 – 21:00 The reception will be held at the Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh, Scotland.
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Individual Application Form
The JKS World Karate-Do Championships 2011 The World Wheel-Chair Karate-Do Championships 2011
I hereby apply to participate in the Championships observing the rules and regulations of The Championships.
Participant Details
First name:………………………………………….. Surname: ……………………………………………………………
Age: ………. Date of Birth: ……………………. Association: …………………….. Country: ………………….
Email: ………………………………………………… Tel No: ……………………………..
Male: Female:
Individual Kata Event :…………………………………………… Fee paid: …………………….
Koten Kata Event: …………………………………………………. Fee paid: …………………….
Idividual Kumite Event: ………………………………………… Fee paid: …………………….
Wheelchair Kata Event: …………………………………………. Fee paid: …………………….
Signed: ……………………………………………………… (Parent or guardian if under 19yrs old)
Note: I fully understand that Karate is a contact sport and whilst competing in this event injury is a foreseeable consequence. The organizers and officials will not be responsible for any loss or injury caused.
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Please tick the events you wish to enter
Kata Male Aged up to 10 years Female Aged up to 10 years
Male Aged 11 - 12 years Female Aged 11 - 12 years
Male Aged 13 - 14 years Female Aged 13 - 14 years
Male Aged 15 - 16 years Female Aged 15 - 16 years
Male Aged 17 - 18 years Female Aged 17 – 18 years
Adults. At least 19 years of Age. Brown & Black belts only. Male Female 40 years & over. All grades participate together. Male and Female.
50 years & over. All grades participate together. Male and Female.
Wheelchair. Disabled Individuals only. All ages, ranks, & genders.
Kumite Male Aged Up to 10 years Female Aged Up to 10 years
Male Aged 11 - 12 years Female Aged 11 - 12 years
Male Aged 13 - 14 years Female Aged 13 - 14 years
Male Aged 15 - 16 years Female Aged 15 - 16 years
Male Aged 17 - 18 years Female Aged 17 – 18 years
Adults. At least 19 years of Age. Brown & Black belts only. All grades participate together Male Female 40 years & over. All grades participate together.
Male Female
50 years & over. All grades participate together.
Male Female
* Please Mail, Fax or email your applications. * Please note that the age categories are defined by the participant’s age on or before September 24th 2011.
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Application and Requirements for Referee/Judge
Kindly mail this form with your competitor's applications. You may select any member of your Dojo as a Referee/Judge so long as they have a Referee/Judge's ranking from the JKS. In the case they do not, please use the following criteria in making your selection.
The individual must:
- Have Adult DAN Grade (Shodan or above).
- Have Judging ability.
- Attend the Judges' Seminar in Edinburgh Scotland prior to the competition.
Referee/Judge candidates:
(Please copy and use separate forms for each individual.)
Full Name: ……………………………………………………… Date of Birth: ………………………
DAN Ranking: ………………………………………………… Judge Ranking: ……………………(If available)
Referee/Judge's outfit: Please note : this is mandatory!!
- Long Sleeve White button-shirt.
- Grey pants.
- Dark Blue Blazer.
- JKS neck tie. (Will be available for purchase)
- JKS Badge. (Optional)
- Black, soft, indoor judge's shoes.
- Whistle.
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Competition Rules Kata and Kumite
Kata
The Kata competition will be based on the Elimination System, whereby two competitors are called and perform the same Kata. The winner is decided based on the number of flags (Red or white) in his/her favour. The remaining eight competitors will be allowed to perform their Kata of Choice, while observing the rules below. The number of elimination rounds leading up to the Final Eight will vary based on the number of participants in the competition.
18 and Under:
Up to final 16: Elimination rounds will include Kata from Heian Nidan to Tekki Shodan. Final 16: up to 10yrs old From Junro Shodan 11 – 12yrs From Junro Shodan, Nidan 13 – 14yrs From Junro Shodan, Nidan, Sandan 15 – 16yrs From Junro Shodan, Nidan, Sandan, Yondan 17 – 18yrs From Junro Shodan, Nidan, Sandan, Yondan, Godan
Final 8 Tokui Kata (favourite kata)
Adults: (all are chosen by the referee) Up to final 32: Elimination rounds will include Kata from Heian Nidan to Tekki Shodan. Final 32: From Junro Shodan, Nidan, Sandan, Yondan, Godan Final 16: From Bassai Dai, Kanku Dai, Jion, Enpi
(chosen by the competitor) Final 8: Can perform any of the JKS Kata, but cannot perform any heian, junro or koten kata.
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Kumite
18 and Under:
All 18 and under matches are decided in a one and a half minute / Ippon Shobu match. Final two minute / Sanbon Shobu match
Adults:
The adults matches are decided in a two minute / Ippon Shobu match until semi final.
The adult male semi final match is decided in a 2 minute / Sanbon Shobu (three Ippon) match. The adult male final match is decided in a 5 minute / Sanbon Shobu (three Ippon) match. The first to get two Ippon will be declared the winner.
The adult female semi final match is decided in a 2 minute / Sanbon Shobu (three Ippon) match. The adult female final match is decided in a 3 minute / Sanbon Shobu (three Ippon) match. The first to get two Ippon will be declared the winner.
Kumite Competitor's necessary gear:
- Karate Gi and Belt.
- Hand supporters. (white)
- Mouth piece. (only clear type can be worn)
- Sewing kit to be used for sewing the competitor's participation badge on the back of the Karate Gi.
-All children are requested to wear chest protection, failure to comply with this request will be the responsibility of the competitor and no claim can be made against the organisers in the event of an injury.
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Team Events Application form Adults, male and female, Kata and Kumite
Adults & Children team events in Kata and Kumite are now officially part of the championship. Participation in Team Kata event is UK £50, and Team Kumite event is UK £50, per team. Please use the following application form to submit your entry. Unlimited teams are allowed.
Country: ……………………………………………………. Dojo/Branch: …………………………………………….
Team Kata: Males and Females participate together in the Team Kata Competition. Teams can be made up of Males only, Females only. Three members per team.
Team name: ……………………………………………………………………………………..
Members names: (1) ……………………………………………………………………..
(2) …………………………………………………………………….
(3) ……………………………………………………………………..
Adults Team Kumite: There are two Team Kumite Events. Males and Females participate separately. Boys and girls: Three members per team + 2 Substitutes Adult Male: Three members per team + 2 Substitutes Adult Female: Three members per team + 2 Substitutes
Team name: (Adult Male)………………………………………………………… Boys: ……………………………………………………….
Members names: (1) …………………………………………………………… (Age group)………………………………………
(2) …………………………………………………………… (1)…………………………………………………….
(3)…………………………………………………………… (2)…………………………………………………….
(3)……………………………………………………
Each team must name 2 substitutes during registration
Team name: (Adult Female)…………………………………………………… Girls: ………………………………………………………
Members names: (1) …………………………………………………………… (Age group)………………………………………
(2) …………………………………………………………… (1)…………………………………………………….
(3)…………………………………………………………… (2)…………………………………………………….
Each team must name 2 substitutes during registration (3)…………………………………………………….
Note: I fully understand that Karate is a contact sport and whilst competing in this event injury is a foreseeable consequence. The organizers and officials will not be responsible for any loss or injury caused.
Signed: ………………………………………………………………………………. National representative or head coach. JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
www.jksscotland.com
Please use this form if you wish to attempt any Dan test:
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
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Please use this form if you wish to sit any qualification test
JKS Scotland Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 7850 757524
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From Qualification Rules Article 8. Standard of Status 1. The following standards must be satisfied in order to obtain instructor status: 1) D Class: those who have held 3rd DAN for more than 1 year. 2) C Class: those who have held 4th DAN for more than 1 year and have held D class instructor status and C class judge status previously. 3) B Class: those who have held 5th DAN for more than 1 year and have held C class instructor status and B class judge status previously. 4) A Class: those who have held 6th DAN for more than 1 year and have held B class instructor status and A class judge status previously. Article 11. Standard of Judge Status 1. The following standards must be satisfied in order to obtain judge status. 1) D class: those who have obtained 2nd DAN and finished a given course of lectures. 2) C class: those who have held D class judge status for more than 3 years. 3) B class: those who have held C class judge status for more than 5 years. 4) A class: those who have held B class judge status for more than 6 years. Article 14. Standard of Examiner Status 1. The following standards must be satisfied in order to obtain examiner status. 1) D class: Those with Jitsuryoku-dan (DAN obtained through an examination) of at least 3rd DAN and have held D class instructor status for more than 1 year. 2) C class: Those with Jitsuryoku-dan of at least 4th DAN with examiner status of D class and instructor status of at least C class. 3) B class: Those with a Jitsuryoku-dan of at least 6th DAN with examiner status of C class and instructor status of at least B class. 4) A class: Those with Jitsuryoku-dan of at least 7th DAN with examiner status of at least B class and instructor status of A class. Article 26. Transfer from Another Organization 1. Persons with qualifications transferring from other organizations should be treated as mentioned below. 1) The qualifications presented by transfer seekers will be examined by authorized examiners in order to approve the equivalent qualifications given the eligibility for admission under articles 8, 11, and 14. 2) Takers of the examination who meet the JKS requirements and standards, should pay the registration fees that should be sent together with a copy of their initial diplomas (certificate) to the JKS General Headquarters. 3) The JKS Headquarters will register the new membership card using the dates that appear on the initial diplomas (certificates). The time needed to qualify for the next examination should be counted accordingly.
From Examination Rules Article 27. Given below are the requirements for taking a DAN examination. 1st DAN: those who have finished an apprenticeship of more than 2 years and have a license of first KYU. 2nd DAN: those who have finished an apprenticeship of 1 year after obtaining 1st DAN. 3rd DAN: those who have finished an apprenticeship of 2 years after obtaining 2nd DAN. 4th DAN: those who have finished an apprenticeship of 3 years after obtaining 3rd DAN. 5th DAN: those who have finished an apprenticeship of 4 years after obtaining 4th DAN. 6th DAN: those who have finished an apprenticeship of more than 5 years after obtaining 5th DAN. 7th DAN: those who have held 6th DAN for over 7 years and are over 41 years old. 8th DAN: those who have held 7th DAN for over 7 years and are over 50 years old. 9th DAN: those who have held 8th DAN for over 8 years and are over 60 years old. 10th DAN: those who have held 9th DAN for over 9 years. Article 57. Persons with DAN transferring from other organizations should be treated as mentioned below. 1. The DAN grade presented by transfer seekers will be examined by authorized examiners in order to approve the equivalent DAN given the eligibility for admission under articles 27. 2. Takers of the examination who meet the JKS requirements and standards, should pay the registration fees that should be sent together with a copy of their initial diplomas (certificate) to the JKS General Headquarters. 3. The JKS Headquarters will register the new membership card using the dates that appear on the initial diplomas (certificates). The time needed to qualify for the next examination should be counted accordingly.
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